Maria Trent
The cancer of the bone marrow and blood cells is known as leukaemia. Leukemia causes uncontrolled production of abnormal (malignant) blood cells in the bone marrow. The body's ability to make normal blood cells is harmed as a result of the unchecked growth and buildup of malignant cells, which can lead to profound anaemia, an inability to fight infections, and a decrease in platelet production, which can lead to bleeding issues. Despite the fact that there are several possible risk factors, safety limits, and tobacco smoking.